Shelter training amid fallout fears and fond memories
A diary style account describes a morning meal routine before heading to Civil Defense headquarters to join 17 women trainees in a shelter management course. The author notes guilt over toting a sandwich, discusses morale before briefing by a psychiatrist at Brecksville Hospital, and recalls Cub Scout den mother service with humor and nostalgia.
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Brecksville Hospital
Scranton enters GOP race for presidential nomination
Gov William Scranton of Pennsylvania formally announces his bid for the Republican nomination. He criticizes inaction by leaders and calls for party unity. Scranton cites energy, dedication, and a desire to present a sincere draft against Nelson Rockefeller and others. He trails Goldwater in early delegate counts with a total of 70 pledged votes.
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York
GOP
Goldwater gains momentum in GOP delegate race
The Goldwater campaign gains steam as delegates pile up with 300 pledged at state conventions and 32 more expected from six states. Rockefeller, Lodge, Nixon, and other figures trail in reported counts as Fictional observers discuss how a Goldwater win could affect November races.
Goldwater gains may push GOP delegate lead over 600
A United Press International tally shows Goldwater with 532 committed delegates, with 56 more from Texas likely to join and at least 28 additional delegates from Virginia and New Mexico state conventions. Forecasts predict warmer weather in parts of the Northeast and Ohio with scattered showers, as party leaders prepare for the San Francisco convention. New York GOP delegates show mixed support, while Scranton urges Lincoln era party traditions.</s>
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Barry Goldwater
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Missouri
Utah
United Press International
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Ohio
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New Mexico
New York
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Yast
Nelson A Rockefeller
Rockefeller
San Francisco
House votes to uppay lawmakers in federal pay bill
Senators voiced surprise over a House rider in a federal pay raise bill that could trigger annual salary increases for members of Congress. The provision appears to permit semi automatic increases, prompting questions about its practical effect and oversight.
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UPI
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Senate
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Olin D. Johnston
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Post Office and Girl Service Committee
LBJ hints at GOP nominee and pay raise debate
President Johnson jokingly urged the GOP to nominate two women for president during a White House ceremony marking a pay equalization bill. He noted women are capable of leading and referenced party efforts to decide this year. The House approved a 7,500 raise to 30,000 with Senate review pending.
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UPD
Johnson
White House
Cities Expanded for Americans at Home Visitor Plan
Washington report that the U S Travel Service added 18 cities to the Americans at Home program making 35 cities in total. The service will list participating cities and coordinate foreign visitor contacts with U S citizens for home stays under the program.
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UPS
U.S
Blood donors sought for Open Heart Surgery in Columbia Station
Four of eight pledged donors reported for testing at Elyria Memorial Hospital for Mrs. Gertrude Richards's July 24 operation. She needs 15 B positive donors at Cleveland Clinic Hospital. seven more required with time extended to Thursday and Friday next week.
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Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Esther Forst
Lorain County
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East River Rd
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Monster of Sister Lakes baffling zoologists
Three more witnesses report a nine foot tall monster seen in Cass County near Sister Lakes. University of Michigan zoologists split on its nature with Frank Eggerton leaning toward an escaped circus gorilla while William Burt suggests a black bear as a possibility with far south Michigan sightings noted.
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Rockefeller Eyes Stand in Goldwater Fight for GOP Nomination
Albany dispatch reports W A Rockefeller girded for a final push against Barry Goldwater for the Republican presidential nomination. He warned a Goldwater victory would be disastrous for party and nation and urged leaders to join him in upholding moderation and responsible Republican principles. Scranton was to announce his candidacy in Baltimore as Rockefeller sought support.
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Two Norwalk Brothers Drown in Farm Pond
Two Norwalk brothers Stephen Vaughn 3 and Denny Vaughn Jr drowned in a farm pond on Leo D Smith Jr's property at 281 Whittlesey Ave. Stephen entangled in weeds under water, Denny attempted rescue and both died. Cousins Ward brothers alerted authorities. diver Denver Houser recovered Stephen two hours later. Their mother remained in Good Samaritan Hospital, Sandusky.
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Soviets sign East German 20 year mutual aid pact
The Soviet Union and East Germany announced a 20 year friendship and mutual assistance treaty at a Kremlin rally led by Premier Khrushchev and Ulbricht. The pact states West Berlin is a separate unit not part of West Germany and pledges strengthened cooperation and East German frontiers as a factor of peace in Europe.
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